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Medicinal properties of Coriander (Coriandrum Sativum) Cilantro

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Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) Cilantro, is of the plant family Apiaceae, also known as the Chinese parsley. Coriander seeds were found in the Egyptian tomb of King Rameses II. In Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, the Ancient Greek physicians all used coriander for its healing and medicinal properties .

The Ancient Greeks & Indians used coriander to assist in weight loss. In Ayurvedic medicine, coriander is used as a digestive aid; Apart as a garnish and a flavourer in curries, soups, casseroles, chutneys and salads
it is used to treat such conditions as nausea, toothache, hernias, measles, dysentery and piles. Traditionally, coriander has been used as an infusion in the healing of digestive conditions, flatulence, anorexia, gripe and colic pains & children's diarrhoea.

Coriander is an aromatic, annual herb and used as an Essential Oil, to eliminate toxins, stimulate circulation, ease migraine and treat rheumatism and arthritis.

Coriander essential oil has properties of being analgesic, a stimulant, anti-bacterial, anti-infectious and sedating. it mixes well with essential oils such as fennel, grapefruit, mandarin, ginger and other spice and citrus oils.
Whole coriander is soaked overnight in water and drunk whole, without chewing to loose weight.
Coriander is also know to remove heavy metals from the body such as amalgam.
Dr. Omura noticed that mercury levels in the urine increased after one consumed a healthy serving of Vietnamese soup. The soup contained Chinese parsley, or as it is better known in this country, cilantro.
Coriander leaves, act as a reducing agent changing the charge on the intracellular mercury to a neutral state, allowing mercury to diffuse. The next step is removing the mercury from the connective tissue. Mercury is preferentially attracted to the cell wall of the unicellular organism chlorella. It can also be bound to sulfhydryl groups in garlic or to sulphur in the form of MSM. To get the mercury out, thus cleansing the liver, intestines, kidneys and lymph system The clinical goal is to convert mercury into a state, enabling it to be removed from the cells and be eliminated from the brain, connective tissues, lymph system, liver, gastrointestinal tract, and kidneys.

This plant is used in cases of Metal toxicity, such as mercury amalgam, immune disorders, premature aging, cardiovascular disease, allergies, Alzheimer's, gastrointestinal disorders, psychological disorders, asthma, cancer, chronic fatigue, endocrine disorders and gingivitis.
All this action by a simple plant, known as Chinese parsley, Cilantro, Dhania and Coriander.
Nelson Brunton.
www.naturalhealingcenter.webs.com
naturalhealingcentre@talktalk.net

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  • than you for your comments. I appreciate it

  • I love your videos they are very informative and you have a lovely calm presenting manner, thank you so much for uploading such great information.

  • @littlepom1 Thank you, I am now doing short animated videos. under 2 minutes with a message. hope you will like it when you watch them. Its on Omega 3, Ashwaghandha and more

  • thank you. Mother nature knows best

  • amazing video

    nothing like the natural world.

    although i use tinctures lol..

  • @Sensfan613 Thank you for your kind comments. The Herb can be had as a tincture, garnish, food flavorer, cooked or raw.

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  • Great find, Thanks very much for sharing great information! Please keep sharing! Instant subscriber here!

  • Nice video but what pesticides do you use I keep it bug free?

  • ok now do for weed(canabis sativa)

  • @Mrsiepel haha really? really? the tomatos from the plant which would eventually fall off from the host plant, which have and are seed distributed by others eating them? Plants that rely on being eaten to spread seed and existence? Such a cop-out argument, that's it's murder for a plant and you'll be malnourished if you don't eat from another creature born out of a womb, like you

  • El Cilantro es muy saludable para la salud. He visto en la revista digital de Codeco Nutrilife que facilita la digestión, Elimina los gases, Tonifica el sistema nervioso, Estimula el apetito y Mitiga el mal aliento.

  • El Coriantro es muy saludable para la salud. He visto en la revista digital de Codeco Nutrilife que facilita la digestión, Elimina los gases, Tonifica el sistema nervioso, Estimula el apetito y Mitiga el mal aliento.

  • @MORCOPOLO0817 No no, I found out it's a genetic thing. Some people brains detect the odours in cilantro as pioson, so the brain thinks you are trying to poison it, well thats waht some of the studies hav found. The chemical senses you expiriance are actualy influenced by DNA, there is an odour that only half the population can actualy detect, the other half have fosilised DNA, as in the ability to detect that smell is no longer active.

  • @meatisdeliciouse Maybe it does give you nightmares because by itself it can be dangerous as it only mobilizes the mercury. Which means that it can be redistributed to other parts of the body. What you need with it is a binder like Chlorella to bind with the metals once the cilantro liberates them from the cells.

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